Grooming policy defeats public policy claim to privacy; unanimous opinion augers poorly for employees
The Court has affirmed the trial court’s (Charles Huguelet) summary judgment for Safeway on Miller’s implied covenant claim that Alaska ’s public policy of privacy protected his right to wear his hair long. In an earlier opinion, the Court had disposed of Miller’s claims based […]
Filed under Good faith covenant, Privacy
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